Review of Fixed Recoverable Costs now out!
Posted onJackson LJ’s report can be found at the Judiciary website and makes for interesting reading. More comment to follow once I have digested it.
Month: July 2017
Supreme Court flexes constitutional muscle
Posted onToday’s decision in the Tribunal Fees case – R(UNISON) v Lord Chancellor [2017] UKSC 51 – is hugely significant on a number of fronts which I expect to be linking to very soon. However, I am not an employment lawyer and would not dare to tread on erudite toes on constitutional issues. But I do […]